Pair trading and multicurrency arbitrage. The showdown. - page 207
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the answer is wrong
the correct answer is this:check this
you take this price and calculate the financial total of the transaction for each person
It'll be the same for everyone.
and it's called that:
PARITY!
go ahead
Why should I count when everything changes every second? I'm inside Price and I'm riding. Price has nothing to do with parity.
Why should I do the math when everything changes every second. I'm inside Price and I'm riding Price has nothing to do with parity.
You're just riding for peace of mind.
There's no tits in your hands and no money in your pockets, and no guarantee that it'll happen again.
;)
you only ride to soothe your soul.
and you don't have a tit in your hand.
;)
Your insinuations also have nothing to do with the question.
Your insinuations have nothing to do with the issue either.
It depends on what point of view you start from and what path you follow.
I'm not going to rethink what I'm telling the general public.
but you're a little tight on price, that's a fact.
You don't know what you're talking about.
When it starts bouncing off your teeth, then press your caps, then we'll talk.it depends on which way you look at it and which way you go.
I don't intend to read what I'm telling the general public out loud.
but you're a little tight on price, that's a fact.
You don't know what you're talking about.
When it starts bouncing off your teeth, then press your caps, then we'll talk.Don't confuse others so you don't get fooled. You'll see ours. Let them scratch their chests. With a metal brush.
Don't confuse the others, lest you be deceived. You'll see ours. Let them scratch their chests. With a metal brush.
I don't understand. What more do you want?
I found the tools, I told you about the pricing.
Smoke and try to make a sine wave.
I know the bottom line.
A sine wave. Come on, let's make it a sine wave, even though it's not.
is only possible within the spread.
Well, try to make money inside the spread.
You never will,
the spread is not ours, it always has been and always will be the market's.
and will remain there as payment for their hard and honest labour.
and plus they will have the delta when they make (and they will definitely make) the price I calculated for you.
I mean like this
because in that mini-market, everybody loses to the market.
If you get a price, draw a graph.
It'll have four ticks on it.
put an MA on it
and you'll have a week of laughter at least.
and plus you will have a full understanding of how the market works.you've got it, spammers...
about 50 pages can be demolished as not related to the topic"paired trading and arbitrage".
Merry Christmas to all, don't forget that there is no trading these days (de facto there will be no trading at all until the old New Year).
and a little bit about arbitrage: if really classic arbitrage spread A B , then not only A+B profit will increase, but on separate levers too.
Less stable, but there will be profit on both levers. A,B will act as mutual indicators; If this is not the case (i.e. constant overflow into A or B), then it is a known failure.
I don't understand. What more do you want?
I found you the tools, I told you about pricing.
Smoke and try to make a sine wave.
I know the bottom line.
A sine wave. Come on, let's make it a sine wave, even though it's not.
is only possible within the spread.
Well, try to make money inside the spread.
You never will,
the spread is not ours, it always has been and always will be the market's.
and will remain there as payment for their hard and honest labour.
and plus they will have the delta when they make (and they will definitely make) the price I calculated for you.
I mean like this
because in that mini-market, everybody loses to the market.
If you get a price, draw a graph.
It'll have four ticks on it.
put an MA on it
and you'll have a week of laughter at least.
and plus you'll get a full understanding of how the market works.He who was in the army doesn't laugh at the circus. So you are the only one who can jump out of the spread and nibble a slice. I bite inside the spread. My equity curve is the spread.
Merry Christmas to all, don't forget that there is no trading on these days (in general, there will be de facto no trading until the old New Year).
and a little bit about arbitrage: if really classic arbitrage spread A B , then not only A+B profit will increase, but on separate levers too.
Less stable, but there will be profit on both levers. A,B will act as mutual indicators; If this is not the case (i.e. constant overflow into A or B), then it is a known failure.
If it is not difficult to depict on the tools how the classical arbitrage looks like.
If it's not too much trouble, please depict on the instruments what classical arbitration looks like
classical arbitrage is conducted on different markets